SKCMDb

A practical one-day workshop on how small labels, libraries, and private collectors can benefit from the new Open Music Europe / OpenMusE data sharing infrastructure, with a focus on the Slovak and Hungarian music data spaces.

The Slovak Comprehensive Music Database (SKCMDb) provides a trustworthy, interoperable register of music created in or connected to Slovakia, making national and minority repertoires visible and accessible through linked databases that bridge public institutions and private rights organisations.

Please visit our poster and talk with our team members, Daniel Antal, Anna Márta Mester (librarian-data steward) and Anna Zilkova (chairperson of IAML Slovakia) on 8 July 2025 10:30–11:00 in the Gallery.

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From the Slovak towards the European music data sharing space. A presentation in the Hungarian language for Networkshop'24 in Eger, Hungary.

Open Music Europe is a Horizon Europe project that aims to build a working prototype of the planned European Music Observatory. Interested in our automated data observatories? Let us meet in Edinburgh on the 18th International Digital Curation Conference and discuss who you could use our open-source, collaborative data infrastructure and know-how.

Greening European Film Policy explores the burgeoning field of environmentally sustainable production in the European film industries.

Creating a more flexible and useful business and occupational categorisations for the music and film industries.